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24 CLAEKE'S DIRECTORY.
Dunbar James, engine driver, Airbles street
Dunbar Mrs I., Afton'place
Dunbar Robert, brakesman, Dalziel street
Duncan Andrew, labourer, 18 Globe ironworks
Duncan Andrew, steel smelter, Russell's buildings
Duncan Daniel, rivetter, 176 Merry street
Duncan Robert, fancy goods, &c., 34 Brandon street
Duncan Thomas, draper, 90 Brandon street
Dunlop Andrew W., cutter, 12 Hamilton street
Dunlop Daniel, jun., blacksmith, Saffron place
Dunlop George, engineman, Hope street
Dunlop George, ironworker, Calder street
Dunlop James, engineer, Coursington street
Dunlop John, miner, 87 Watsonville
Dunlop Robert, ironworker, Afton place
Dunlop William, stocktaker, 63 Miller street
Dunlop William, H. iron roller, Avon street
J)uElop & Lightbody, tailors and clothi^^rs, 2 Brandon street
Dunn Edward, miner, 2 Single Brick row
Dunn James, steelworker, 1 1 Miller street
Dunnet Helen, dressmaker, 158 Merry street
Dunsmore Alexander, miner, 9 Quarry street
Dunsmore Robert, miner, 10 Windmillhill street
Durkin Matthew, hammerman, Argyle street
Durkin Peter, labourer, Argyle street
Durward David, brakesman, 11 Parkgrove place
Dyas Edward, puddler, 111 Milton street
Dyer Henry, engineman, 27 Park street
Dyer Henry, miner, Annfield place
Dyer W. L., architect, 8 Clyde street
Dyer W. L., spirit dealer, 81 Merry street
Dymock Joseph, smelter, Calder street
Dvmock Thomas, joiner, Gilmour crescent
E.U. Church, 117 Brandon street ; Rev. W. S. Todd
Eadie Thomas, craneman, 18 Argyle street
Earl David, ii-onworker, Watson street
Earlie David, labourer, Coursington street
Early Edward, steelworker. 47 Oakfield place
Eason John, miner, 24 Airbles street '
Easton Andrew, tailor, Gilmour crescent
Easton Robert, miner, 49 Crossbill street
Economic Buikliug Society, James Burns, secretary. Town Hall
Edgar John, driver, 58 Caledonian bldgs
Edwards Alexander, labourer, 179 Windmillhill street

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1896 - Clarke's Motherwell directory
DescriptionGlasgow: C. Clarke, 1896.
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Motherwell
Towns
DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).